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Top 3 Largest Cap TSE Firms

EghtesadOnline: Out of Tehran Stock Exchange’s 326 listed companies, the three largest in terms of market capitalization are Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company , Mobarakeh Steel Company and Pars Petrochemical Company with a combined floated value of 778 trillion rials ($17.68 billion).
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Publish Date:30/July/2018 | 05:52

Tehran Stock Exchange's Top Three Largest Cap Firms

EghtesadOnline: Out of Tehran Stock Exchange’s 326 listed companies, the three largest in terms of market capitalization are Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company , Mobarakeh Steel Company and National Iranian Copper Industries Company with a combined floated value of 621.16 trillion rials ($14.78 billion).
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Publish Date:03/June/2018 | 04:35

Argentina, Peru Receiving Iranian Petrochem Cargoes

EghtesadOnline: The Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company has recently started shipping petrochemical and polymer products to South American markets, namely Peru and Argentina, a company official said.
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Publish Date:07/October/2017 | 08:02

NISOC Signs 2 Deals to Manage APG in Khuzestan

EghtesadOnline: The National Iranian South Oil Company has signed contracts with Maroun Petrochemical Company in Mahshahr and Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (PGPIC) to capture flare gas from oilfields in Kohgilouyeh- Boyerahmad and Khuzestan provinces, the NISOC managing director said.
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Publish Date:13/August/2019 | 11:39

Total, Iran to Sign Petrochem Agreement

EghtesadOnline: The Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company is close to finalizing an agreement with French energy major Total S.A. to conduct feasibility studies on petrochemical ventures in Iran, the managing director of PGPIC said.
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Publish Date:11/September/2017 | 11:56

Iran's PGPIC, European Firm Discuss $3.3b Petrochem Project

EghtesadOnline: The Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (PGPIC) has reached a preliminary agreement, worth €3 billion ($3.37 billion), with an unnamed European company on building a petrochemical plant in the southern port city of Asalouyeh in Bushehr Province.
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Publish Date:23/May/2017 | 09:25